ABSTRACT
This paper presents a new corpus of computer-mediated communication on the topic of Trump's comments about household disinfectants and ultraviolet light as cures for COVID-19. The corpus, named the Ultraviolet Bleach (UVB) corpus, contains message board comments devoted to Trump's suggestions. It was collected in May 2020 and consists of twenty-six files, with a total size of 2,344,164 word tokens. The paper includes frequency lists of words and clusters, keywords, and keywords in context, identified with the help of the corpus management software Sketch Engine. The corpus highlights the "receiving end"of political communication since it involves reactions to Trump's televised briefing, and it will be of interest to researchers of political communication, populist and conspiratorial discourse, public opinion, and language aggression. © 2021 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston 2021